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At hens Female Academy,
'"llE Trustees of the Alliens Female
Academy lespectlully announce to Hip
public that ll" " Session of the Institu
lion, imiler it? new organization, will com
mence on llie (irsi Monday of September
next. iinler Hip care of MissO. H. March
banks, as l'rim'inl.
Hein2 resolved to use every efl'irt to
place i his institution on nn equality in eve
ry respect, with the best ot the kind in
the country, nnil l.cins satisfied thai Its
present accomplished Principal will give
perfect saiisfiictiun to iis pupils and patrons,
the Trustees rely willi an abiding cunh.
dnnce upon the co-operation nl the friends
off male education in their ellortH to main
tain the inMiiution upon the most perma
nent and elevated position.
To secure the most thorough an I accom.
pinned education, Ihe course of study will
,e ihe same as is adopted in ihe hest I
male Academies or the country, and addi
iotial teachers Will he engaged from lime
lo time, as Hie number of pupil increase
so a" to require it.
(rt- Tn services of Prof. G. u. knabi:
have been secured as teacher in III
Musical Department. His reputation as a
Teacher of Music, renders it unt.ecess.yy to
say nnv thn" in regard to Ins qualihoa
l.'o'm. IK' "ill also give lessons, it desired,
to others nut memhets of the School.
The luinon fees and incidental expenses
will he as follows:
Si'ellm?, ISeadin?, Writing. A rithrne
I .-. ... it - nn,l !unrr
IIC, li.ngllsU Ur.liuiiiiir mm wwfi
87,00
French. Italian and Spanish Lnnr
gnatres, Mathematics, Natural Phi-
losophv, .Moral ocieuto, nauuuv
my, &c,
Dniwins, I'aintmj, Sic,
Muic on ih8 Piano,
" Guitar,
10.00
3.00
15.00
15,00
1,00
Incidental F.xpenscs,
The Trustees have the
assurance from
. r .. . ...M.AiBfiln fumi'ies ot
several ol tne masi -,,. ..... -
,he place that they will board youiiat ladies.
liiilil and fuel, at Irotn rJl.jO lo
R9.00 tier week.
Visitors.
i.
R. C. Jackson,
S. IC. Reedlr.
T.J OampblI.Jr,
Rev John J. Robinson,
Rev. Jacob W. Miller,
James S. Ril'liieS,
Pi. iN. McEweu.
Geo.W. Uridjjes
Trustees.
A. McICel lin,
.1 F. Shiver,
Richnrd Haley,
11 II. Rider.
Aua 1(3, 1850-tf
James fiettys,
A. D. Keys.
T.N. Van Dyke.
90
FOREST HILL ACADEMY,
fBUlE FALL SESSION of this Insiitu
A tioti will commence cn the First Min
day in September next, under the siiperin
leildence of Mr. Ciiari.f.9 P. Samuel, as
sisted by bis Lady, and close Ihe last luway
in January. .
Mr. Samuel's ability nnd faithfulness as
a competent and ellicient instructor, have
been thoroughly nnd satisfactorily Jested
within the last sixteen years. The Trus
tees can, therefore, safely recommend this
Instiluiion to the consideration of those who
desire iheir sons and daughters to bt well
laujiit.
Terms, per .Session nf Five .Months, pay
ahle. nl the end nt llie session ;
Speilins. Reading, Wriling and?
Alillilllelie, J
Etiihsli Grammar, Oeography, t
ninl llie above, V
",00
s.oo
10,00
Latin an I French I
Laniniairps.")
ral Philoso- i
ip, Astronn- 1
J
Mathemaiies, Natural
t)bv. Moral Science
mv
Sec,
FxTtl S
Instruction in Pontile-Entry J'aok "
Keeping Will lie given 10 !!! I
dents, aii.l id nnv young men J
who may de.ire H, J
Elementary Drawinj (or small
children, 2 lessons per weel:, J
Drawing and Punting on Enam-
i le.l surface 2 lessons per week, j
Lvihosrapbic or Monochromatic j
P.111111115, '2 lessons per week, )
Mezzotint Piiitiling, 2 leson per J
wet I;. f
8.00
1,00
3,00
6.00
5,00
I Jv order of the Board of Trustees all
Ihe young Ladies nnil Genilenieu can ob
tain ceriilica'es of commendation in aey ni
all of ihe hunches ihey may have Miidied,
by underdoing a fair ami thorough exanti
nation, il their porfonianra nnd moral d
porllllelll will justify it.
Reward certificates will be aiven month
Iv to all the pupils who may deserre ihem
fur good lieliavior. punctuality in alien I
an'1", aul prolio ieney 111 their various
Studies,
Iiv order cf the Board.
('HAS- METCALFE. Sec.
A'bens. July 10, 1850 t 05
LOOii TO VOIR INTEREST.
- W. L.H 1 6 H,
IOUMF.lILY l' the firm of . T.. Huh
("o , ni:d late of llijh & VV'naht,
Vholeale and Hetail Merchants of ihe
city id Dalton, lakes this method of inform
ini Hie people of Tennetsee am! oiher-t in
general, llial be has just added largely tn
bis former Mock, and ha now on hand en
extensive sto"j (,f pry 5i.od", tiroe.-ries.
Ilanlware, Saibller, Hats, H.miis ari1
.S.ms, an. I a! other articles usually kept ;
in th'S market, u l.icli I am de'ermineil lo,
tell a1 iiMi.i'iI!y b-w prices for either ds-i (
or C"iiu:ri Pm-'ii.-p.
1 lie Mihsc rth-r tii'it re.-peritully rerpiesit
In- d I tri-nil- lu cmII and see him wl en
they u-ii Dalnm, a-h feels cotifideni he
i-au iiuike il lo ili-ir inierest lo do so.
Al'i kimti of Proilnee taken in exchange
for "ou!s al the highest caih prices.
WM. L. HICH.
Oalu n, Auj.2. 1?50 tl" 07
No Cure No Pay!
r JMIK tiinler-k'iipil has permanently locateil
biiiisc-ll in Culhniiii, Mc.Minn count , ut
which plane be has cipiMicil an Oilice for ll.e
purpBf. of preparing claims for nil iM-raoiie
u l. i have claiii against the Government, for
IiiM'n, Itoiinty l.aiiili, Pay proper, I'.ilra
Pay, I'm y for lent Horses, anil every nthr ile.
r.riiiiun of claims for adjudication lMf.re the
Departments at V nshilnitoll. Ile is well pre
p.ire.l, l.avine nil the Teii'ion Laws, ami nil
the Lxecutive Keiibitions, toilirrct l,im in
preparini; rtaiuis, mi'l in aihlitinn twenty
jo ri eM rii nce in that line of businei. Hit
charsi-s shall by moderate. Many claims nre
lust on iicrount of being prepared by llieir
riitncril neron. Call ami see him. No clinr:e
for talking about yn-ir rlainit .
SAMWKU WORKMAN.
Aug 99, 1SS0-12IB iou 1
Maryland State Consolidated
LOTTERIES!
FOH SEPTEMBE K,JS50!
r'HK State Consolidated Lotteries ol Ma-
rvland are drawn by Slate Commission'
ers appointed by the Governor of Maryland.
Chartered by Act or Assf.mbi.t !
Jill Ticket of the Maryland Lotteries bear
the Stamp of the State.
COLVIN & CO,
AflF.STS FOR THE STATE LOTTERIES,
Office . W. cor. Baltimore &. Calvert sts.,
Museum Building, Baltimore, Md.
The fullowintf great lotteries will be
drawn during ihe month of September.
Persons rrsiding in the most distant pans
of liie country can transact business with
the Baltimore asencv with facility, as 10
days transit hv mail will bring oiders to us
from llie most distant parts. Orders inva
riably answered by return mail. We name
onlv the principal pr:zes of each Lottery 10
be diawn.
SpluidM Lof terirs forSopt., 1850.
Ihl . lir Lottery. Clns 4 1 , Extra.
Pim's ofr Monday. September 0th
CAPITALS $10,000, 10 i 2.500, &C
7$ numbers drawn ballots.
Tickets S2J. (Certificate of Package of 2G
whole ticW ftWj 26 half do. 18,50; 26
quarier do. 0,25.
Susquehanna Canal Lottery, Class 41.
Draws on VVf.dnf.sda v, September II.
G RAND (3 A PITA LS 830.000. 20 of 5.OJ0,
20 -f 1.000, &c, kc. Prizes amounting
to 523 318
Tickets 10 Shares in proportion. Col
viu & Co will iue and senil cerl ficate of
Pacli.ie of 25 whole tickets foriJlSO; 25
half do. G5; 25 quarter do. 32 50.
SVLE.Vnin LOTTERY.
Siisnnehaniia Canal Lolteau. Class 42.
To be drawn Wednesday.Septf.mber In
GRAM) CAPITALS 830.000. 20 000.
10,000. 5.000. 3.000. 20 ol 1 ,000. kc. &c.
Tickets I0-Sliares in proportion
Whole Prka. e 8130; hall G5j quarter 324.
Grand Couso'idnted Lotteri Class 26.
To be Drawn Saturday. September 21.
G R A N I ) ( ! A PITA LS 37,500, 20ul 3,000,
25 of 1,500 25 of 750.
Tickets flilO Shares in propniiion. Cer
tificate ot Packaae wholes 8130, half and
quarter in proportion.
BEHOLD ! BEHOLD' BEHOLD!
OI'DKR WliiloUf DELAY.
$100,000 Capital Prize!
(Irand Consolidated Lottery of Maryland.
To bediv.n mi li.tltiniore.Vlarvlan '.on the
2?th day of September, 1850.
Class S.
1 prize of $100,000 is $100,000
1 prize of 50,000 is 50.000
2 prizes of 25.000 is 50.000
4 prize? ol 12.500 is 50.000
4 nrizes of 7.500 is 30.0' HI
4 nr.zs of 5.000 is 20.0tH
200 prizes of 3,000 is 000.000
The prizs in this unparallPleu sciierne
will amount to die magnificent sum ol
2. 131,432.
Colv hi fc. Co, will issue certificates oi
IVUgs of 20 whole tickets for 500; 20
half tiek t for 230; 26 quarter tickets for
1 10: 26 eichiii" 'or 70; 26 sixteenths for 35
Tickets 40 Shares in proportion.
COLVIN c CO.
ch'd;ile of remaining; Lotteries for Sep
leather.
Price of
Osie. P'k'ge el
S. pt. Capitals. Nn. of Hal's. Tkts. Wh'l.Qr.
18.
7.500 75u.i.l5dr...?2S.30. 7j
Mi.
O.llilO 7Sno.l4dr., 2i, 35. fi
19, 21.000
20. 2(1.(1110
23, 2(i.(K)0
24. 2(1.000
25. 2oi 3.000
20, 25.000
27. 15.000
as. 5.000
30,4i.ff?,(IOO
30, 35.0(10
75 nos 13 !r., 5. 05, Kii
7Sn..s.Hlr.. 5, 70, 17
78 nos I5dr., 8, 100, 25
75nos.l2dr., 5, 70, 17
75 nos. 1 1 dr., 15, 3j
78nos.l0dr., 5, 80, 20
75iios.l4dr., 4, 50, 12
75nos.l5dr., 15. 3 J
7S no. I S ir., 21, 37, 9
75 oi 14 lr.. 10, 120, 30
Orders soliiite:! f.r tickets or paeksaes i
tickeis in anv the aboye spleudi I lotteries.
L ners come f.i(K directed Colvin &. Co.,
Uahniiore, Md.
tfCurieapoadents can transact busioess
inrnu'li lie mails with this agency, as
veil ihui.gh personally present.
IjeiiM carefully directed and answered
hy return mail.
Man.-eis Official Drawings, with state,
oi-hi of rejub, sent under close eiifeiope
to ll who iiJer tickets.
liauk noi" on all good hanks in the
country, or I'm ticket received in pay
ment, at pr, lor lickels.
Pttz ca!ieil l sighi. Bank drafts re
mitted to those holding prizes.
All orders are carefully complied with.
The must prompt attention always given
to orders.
Please address COLVI &. CO.
N.W.eor. Rallimore & divert sts .
Mtiienin fjnilding, Biliimore, Md.
Aug. 30, IS50-lm 88 100
Petition toSellLand.
M-lfila IMet, Ai.detsou llilev, Jacoh
Waiten' 't!r.Siihan Wsti'iibv'ie'.t b"
lophr r IUrjer. li'izahnh "our'eev, Wd
bam loiiitnev, lt-hera li.yres, Jee
M ,yre--, ih id Maimer, Jene ami Cbrts.
iuniia Harder,
vs.
(Jeopie w. Marker, Mary jane uarger,
Eizbeili M. Barser. Miry Adaline Bar
ger. ami Malin l.i Barjer, by their Guar
dian ad litem, John Reed.
tIR55L7ANT to a decree made al the
I September term of the Circuit Court
JRTfl, I wiM. on the 29th day of October,
IS.'.fl beina Tuesday ol naiu monin, sen on
ihe premise, the tollowiug described pieces
or unreels ol Lianu, ivin; ami neing in ine
county nt Bmdley and Ocoee District, of
winch W nana uarger, pr aeceaseo o,
seized and possessed, to wit: the Norih
ea-t quarter of section five, in township
iwo rang one, RaM of the basis line, in
ihe Ocoee District, except the fifteen acres
which was conveyed It John Taylor tn
Levi Spencer, m Ihe Sonih-eagl corner ol
said quarter. The terms of sale wdl lie
eauli in hand, if said land W'll sell for one
thoossnd dollars, if not, then sell me urn
on a twelve tii'inthn' credit, taking bond
and securiiv fr the purchase money, and
retaining a lien upon the laud, except ihe
sum of a-renty-five- dollars, winch l ie
quired to be paid down n lb day nl a!e.
JOHN H. PAYNE. Clerk.
Sept. 13. 1S50 7l Pr'are$6,50 103
WM, T. BLACKWELL,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
JITHEXS, TEJVJY.,
WILL practice in the Courts of the Third
Judicial Circuit, flo can be I'liiuid ul
the office of the Circuit Court Clerk.
Au i.'l, 1 8511 If
Kin
R, EL EDWARDS,
Attorney ttt M.atv,
Cleveland, Tbnn..
"FFERS his professional services lo the
'people of ihe Third Judicial Circuit, and
will attend to anv business for soldiers,
such as collecting Land Claims, Rxtra Pay,
and Pensions, which may be emrosicd lo
his care.
Au2. I6.1?50-6m 90
A. WELLES & CO,
Grocers &, Commission merchants,
SJFJXXJH. GJ.,
H .VVK constantly on hand a larccMock in
their line and solicit orders therefor.
Their particular attention is given to the
nnU of Bacon, Lard, Keatlirrs, flour and
(irain. 4ny party deiirine information in
regard tn the Savannah market will meet
with prompt attention.
June 7, 1850 H S3
ATKElTS HOTEL,
.ir:.vs, tejvjw
Geo W. Zr2ayo
HAS removed to the larfre Brick Tavern
on the Public Square, heretofore occu
pied by James S. Bnilires, Fsq., where he is
prepared to acoinmnilate the traveling pub
lic. March 8,150 If 76
LA W NOT ICR.
VAX DYKE CAMPBELL
T.
NIXON VAN IVKK and TIIOS. J.
CAMHttl''.!.!.. .la., haviri; entered into
partnership in Ihe prnetire of the hiw, one or
huth ol' them may at all times he found at
their orfice, in Allien, oext d'.or to the store
of John Motiau.'hy, uuli.ti atuent Mtlcnilirig
the t;ourt.
Athens. Jan. 19. 1849-tr 17
.i S. St. V ft (Til Mi ,
ATIOltNEY A r LAW,
.Ithens, Ttnntssee,
"SD-L practice in Ihet'onrtsof Monroe,
Mc.Minn, Kbea, .Vvi, Hamilton,
Dradlcy. inul Folk comities.
Oilice nearly opienite the Planter's Bank,
M a re hj ISaO--tT 75
GKO.i? BRIDGES,
JTTOILVEV JIT LAW,
Atiifns, East TnNjienrr,
2j!l AC TICKS in the different comities com
posinc the Third Jmiicinl t'ircnit wil
-attoiid to thecolliTtitieniMt iecurinit of claim
ami will cive his irelmded attention to al
hiMim-ss cutrmtert to Ins care.
March a, 11349 tr 2.1
.W ED I CA L Mori C e7
SI. . M A V , JI. D. WM. a. NICK, St. D.
I!. HAY A INICH
n.WINt. associated themsKlvfS tosrethff
respect fn llr tender their profession I ser
vices to the public. In critical cases, when
ri ipiireil, liotb will be in attendance without
mlilittoiial expense.
Ath. lis. Tet:ll.,Junn l.i, I8I!I tr 35
u if. s. i.m it. Jo et iks.y,
PKACTITIONP.R OF MP.DICINE,
Athens. Tens.
II ESfDF.NCR VVest ol Ath-tis, in the
boose lately ocrupied bv Hon. Spen
cer J irnain, beie be may at all tir-.e.. be
found, except when professionally absent.
Nov. 30, 1810 r'2
DR7E. D. GILBERT,
HA VIN(J located at MKCATUR. Tenn..
tenders (lis professional services to the
ciii7ensol Meitf and llie adjoiningcourilies.
OfIite,on the West side of the Puhtir
Square, wheie he may be lound st all
times, un'ess professionallv sbseltt
Deeamr, June 7, 1850-tf 80
DR. R. Y. VAUGHA1T.
H AVINU located himself io Cbarleitnn,
Tenn ., ofli ri bis professional services to
the cititens and vicinity.
He hones hy diligent attention to his pro.
fo.tnii t. rer.i-ive a liberal hare of patronage.
( harle.ton, May 10, 185(1 Cm bi
MEDICAL NOTICE.
na. O. M.Ct.F.MENTSON, E. COLLINS, St. D.
Drs. Clcmentson & Collins,
i ESPECTFl'LLY inform the citizen
of Meig, Mc.Minn, llhea and Hoane
c-juniies, that liter are associated together
in the practice nl Medicine, and trust, by a
prompt attention to all calls, to secure a
cuti'iiuane f pstron ne hereiolore e
tended.
L)r. CleiiienisonNolaceol residence is at
Tea Mile Stand, Meigs ro. Dr. Collins is
located at Jeremiah Chapman's, on Ten
nessee Kiver, Meig co.
Feb. 22, lK50-tf 74
NOTICE.
M'
" pii"imrit to the articles of partuurliip be
t.en the pnrtm-rsof tic bite firm of l Si.
II. Horn, we will oirer tt sell ut public outcry,
on tint premises, to the bighekt bidder, the
North-west half of Lot No. 29, situated in
the town ol' Athens, in Mc.Minn county nnd
Stute of Tenne-see, with a Store House on
the same, it being the same piece or parcel of
land or prininil anil store house and appurte
nances brimming lo the said bite firm of F. St
II. Boyd. The mme will he oflered to be sold
on one nnd lira years credit. The purchaser
will be required to Rive bond with good secu
rity, nnd a lien retained nn the property to
belter secure the payment of the purchase
ojoney. F BOYI,
Surviving partner nf F. Sc ll.Iioyd.
samitrIj shields,
F. BOVI),
Erreutors of Henry linyd, irfd.
An 9, 1850-Ms 98
BOOKS ANDSTATIOXKRY. A fine as
ortinent nf bonks anil Stationery, com
prisiii); such School Cooks as are in general
use, jut received nud for sale hy
M ay 3 , '511 S . K . It GEDER.
BOLTLYG CLOTHS.
jfl JsF.ST AoUer t oltintf Cloths, Numbers 8
HJ0 a ml 'J. lint received nnd tor tale.
'IcKWEN A. GILLESPIR.
Jl pril .10, 18.10 4
CROCKERY WARE. A large lol on
hand and tor sale by
J. K. BROWN.
Oct 19, 1849 tf 56
Advertisements.
W. E. Jackson & Co.,
WIIOLESALU
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS,
Masonic II a r. r. ,
(fieticccn United Stall sand Globe Hotels,')
AUGUSTA, GA.
I A VINO made laroe additions lo our
" stock of Dry Goods, we are prepared
tn sell to Country Merchants at as i.ow
pricks, and upon the same tkrms, as the
Merchants of Charleston.
Country Merchant? visiting Augusta or
Charleston, are respectfully invited lo ex
amine onr ainrtment and prices.
Keh. 22, 1850-1 y 71
Baker, Wilcox & Co.,
WHOLESALE
GROCER Y MER CHAKTS,
Auousta, Georgia, !
KKEP constantly on hand a Inrue and well
nsorteif stock of Sugnr, Coffee, Salt, i-c, :
which will lie unlit nt the very lowest nuirkc
prices. Ji II nroertshall have cnicfiil nttcn
tion.
fy Bacon, Lard and Feathers received
nn eotnittniiii'tit.
July 2(t, IW49 tf 34
Henry Moore,
( Successor to Moore Si. Davis,)
OPPOSITE GLOBE HOTEL
AUGUSTA, GA.,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FOREIGN S; DOMESTIC JMRDfl'ARE
TttON, Steel, Table and Spring Cuilerv.
J. Tanner's, Smith's and Carpenter's
Tools, Agricultural Implements, Guns,
Pistols. &.C., &c.
Feb. 22. 1850 I y 74
Thos. Richards & Son
rno:;sr:ix,:i:s,
Stationers, UonkbUultrit, anil Blank Book
Manufacturers,
At'OCSTA, Gr.OBOIA.
A I.SO, Mannfarturersnrd Direct Importers
r. of every Itmr! of COMRS. RUTTCKS.
SISI'EXDERS, Spertnr.ln, Nftdles, Pins,
l trciis'ion (. Hps, Violin Strings, Hooka nnil
fijis, Whalelione, Head, MnrMci, Knitting
Pins, llrust ri of every description. Sunns.
Shnvtfic Rosea, Tape;, Itnhhins. Tl.reailt
cotton and linen, Purses, Pocket Nooks, Rn
sr Rlropt, MuVrnl liistriimeiits, (.nuking
Glasses, Necklaces, German llaros. Ink. Sew-
iiif Silk, lead IVurjls, Runni'l iimirnp Wire,
vn.1 n ereat variety of other FAA'CVARTl
C'LFS loo niiiiierotis to mention, nlnch uu-
ally iHliii miir.h tme In fiml, arm to which
they are constantly making addition all
wlneli they bare made expressly for the Coun
try Trade. (Vj-New Gonds received every
week. (i.r. A"n f.xauine Goods axd Psk f.s.
Janaary IS, 1850-ly C3
HATS, CAPS AND BONNETS
E. La Perry & Co.,
AUGUSTA, G A.,
A VE now on hand a lull Mock of flats,
ft Caps, Bonnets and Umbrellas, ol
every style sml quality. As we have our
UomIs iiirecl fiom ihe Mautifactur.rs w.
are en shied lo sell as low and on as rood
terms as can be hod in anv market. Mer
chant and dealers in want ut anv ariirlrs
in pur in, would do well in look in at
our mirk hefore buying eKewbere.
Ca'I at F.. L. Feny & Co' Store. Near
the Mansion House, Augusta, Ga.
N. M. Pariieiilarat enunn tifeo to orders
Feb. 2-2. 1850 Iv 74
D. 3. PL "J '.3 &'CC.
DEALEBS IN
Perfumery, Instrument. Part M dieinn
nnd Lhemtcnl$,l'aintt.Oil$,Glatt, fye.,
AUGUSTA.t, A.
T A iVDKETU Garden and Fie'd Sr d..
A Ur.je and well selected assortment of
rnussiis.
D. H. Plumb & Co.. are also Asents for
Siockm i's celebrated INUORKUPTIUl E
TKET11.
Feb. 22. IS50 ly 74
F0RC2, & CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
BOOTS, SHOES, LEATHER, TRIWKS,
CARPET BAGS, Ac,
Broad Street,
AUGUSTA. GA.
ALSO
B. JWitJ. F. hORCE CO.,
wuoi.i Ai.r prii.ni in
Boat, Short, Leather, Ttvnks, Carpel
Bas,
Hayne Street,
Charleston, S. C.
Feb. 22, 1850 I y 74
W. WRIGHT, E. SHERMAN,
B. T NICHOLS, W.C.JtfSlP.
WK1GHT, MfllOI.SA LO.,
manofactcrers or
SADDLES, BRIDLES, WHIPS,
Harness, Trunks, Le.
IMTOSTESS AND WIIOLrSALE DEALERS IIV
Saddlery and Cnaeh Hardware. Coach
Trimmines.Shoe Findiuas.and Leath
er if every description.
No 239 Droad Street.
IVear the Georgia Rail Road Bans,
AUGUSTA. GA.
Feb 22. ISoO ly 74
PIANO FORTES. MUSIC AJ"D
JEWELRY.
CHARLES CATLIHT A CO,
(Near the United Slates Hotel,)
AUGUSTA. GA.,
A RE the only authorized Agents for
JM. Chickering's, Nonn's & Clark, and
Adam iiinilart s i'tano Korles. They keep
constantly on hand a large assortment ol
instruments from the above Manufactories.
embracing every variety of style of 6. 61.
0 and 7 octaves, winch tbey will sell at
the lowest Factory prices, giving their own
and the maker's guarantee as being perfect
in every respeei. l Heir stock of Music
Violins, Guitars, Banjos, Flutes and Ac-
co'deons, is large and well selected.
They also have a large stock ol Watches.
Jewelry and Silver Ware, wbicb they will
sell low.
All orders will receive prompt attention,
and will be guaranteed lo give satisfaction
in every respect.
Feb. 22, 1850 ly 74
Aiisrusla
Augusta Advertisements.
BAKUETT, CARTER & CO.,
AUGUSTA, GA..
IMPORTERS & WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
DRUGS, JUEDICIXXS, PALVTS, OILS
dm) GLASS,
A1
RE now receiving, in addtiion (o their
stock. 500 packages ol Druss, iUeui
cines fie, &c. Among them are 20 cases
sunerior Java tndiso: and SOceroons Io. I
Sph. F. Indigo: all of which will be sold
in New
as low as mey can in jun.narcu
York.
l'Yh. 22, IS50 ly
74
J1A 11 D VA HE.
3. &,
13,
D O IT 2 S &
CO.
1UGUSTA, GA.,
IMPORTERS DIRECT AND DEALERS IN
FOREIGN DOMESTIC HARDWARE,
IB AVE always on hand a good nssori
ment in their line, which they will sell
on the most lavorahle terms.
Augusta. Feb. 22, 1850 ly 74
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AJ"D AG
RICUL TURAL IMPLEMENTS.
a. xv. & xv. iauniiciiAix,
AUGUSTA, GA..
HAVE on hand a complete assortment
of English and American Hardware
and Cutlery. They alo keep on hand an
exlensive slock of Acriculitiral Implements,
consisting principally of Ploughs, Cultiva
tors, Harrows, Straw Cutters, Corn hheil
eis, Cylindrical and Double Acting Rotary
Churns, Horse Powers, Thrashers, Stc.
All orders entrusted to them will receive
prompt ami careful attention.
Feb. 22, 1850-1 y 74
Groceries for Sale.
PiOfl BAGS Rio, Miracabo and Java
eJUUpntn...
150 hlnis. Muscovado, Porto Rico, and
Si. Croix Sugar;
2UU boxes and barrels Loal, urusneu,
Powdered and Clarified Sugar;
wO bhds. Molasses;
200 hoxes Manufactured Tobacco, ass'dj
25 chests II vson, Imperial and Black Tea;
50 tons Sweedes, Bar, Hoop, and Band
Iron;
1 100 kegs Nails and Brads;
2000 lbs. Cast. German and Blister Sieel;
5000 sacks Salt;
An assortment of Spices, Soaps, Can
dles, Gun Powder, Shor, Bar Lead, Buck
ets, Brooms, Liquors, &.C.
B A K E II. I LCOA tUU.
Auznsti. Au2. Id. 1850-tf 90
Mail Line from Knoxville
TO DALTON.
TAYLOR, BRIDGES & JACKS0NS.
HAVING obtained the contract for
carrying the Mails from Knoxville
to Iallnn, for four years from the fir.-t
of July, 1850, respectfully inform the
public that their line will he well slocked
with N i. 1 Troy Coaches, fine Horses,
and sober, trt'od Drivers, and no pains nor
expense will be spared to carry passeniers
lirounh with comfort and salety. Hit?
route traverses a beautiful and interesting
ectton of country .embracing the Ocoee and
Hiwassee volleys, and travelers will certain-
y nnd it to their advantage to take this line.
On this line for the South, intersecting
ihe Western and Allan'ic Railroad, at
Dalion, passengers will leave Knoxville at
6 A. M., dailv, exeept Sundays, and arrive
arfjaltonby OA. M. next day; that is,
m time to lake the Cars South.
Going North the Coaches will leave Dal
ton at 7 P. M , daily, except Sundays,
and srrive at Knoxville by 7 P. M. next
lays, running through Cleveland, Charles
ton, Calhoun, and Athens daily, and
ihrnnch Madisonville, Mary ville, Philadel
phia and Campbell's Station, every other
day, (that is, three times a week by Madi
nviile and Maryville, and three times by
Philadelphia. Dlair's Ferry and Campbell's
Station.) making daily arrivals at Knox
ville, and arriving and departing- nt the lasi
named place ro as to accommodate travel
ers coming Horn the East or going -m that
direction.
rhey repeat that no pains nor expense
will he spared lo ensure the safety and
comfort of passengers, and they hope to
receive a share ol public patronage.
Their aiands will be at the best houses in
the country, and the Mage fare reasonable.
AthensJune 14, 1850 if 00
NEW MACHINE SHOP.
TIlKoiiilcrsigrictl hut locuted hin.tclf 7 miles
F.att of Athens, on Chestnn Creek, nnd
has now nn hand and will nontiue to mono
fucturc Wool Cahding Machines, ot the latest
improved style, and superior to any that have
ever been teen in this country t also Porta
ble llorsePoworand Threshing Machines of nn
Improved nnil superior quality, anil calcu
lated to threh any kind of Grain and Clover
Seed. These Machines are nil manufactured
with great care, with a view to durability,
and will be disposed of on accommodating
terms.
The undersigned will also repair any kind
of .Machinery, nnd will promptly uttend to
any business in his line with which he may
be favored . He will nlso manufacture pat
ferns for Cast Machinery of nny kind.
John j. dixon.
June M, lSSn-Cm .00
tfj DAGS RIO COFFEE, n prime r--
ti're, new crop, just received and
for sale by thebnj.
Mr.RWEN Si. GILLESPIE.
A thorn , Mn rch 1 5, 1 8."0 I f 77
Sale of Lind.
inURSUANT to an order of the Circuit
H Court for the county of Polk nnd Stala
of Tennessee, al the Jane terra, ISiU. 1 wiij
proceed to sell upon the premises, on the 5th
day of October next, to tho highest bidder,
the section of School Land for the Sd frac
tional Toweship Smith, Range 2d, East of the
Daus line Ocoee District, baid lanes bave
been valued as follows
The South half to $ 1300
The South-west quarter to 950
The North-east quarter to 350
3600
Said land will be sold as Pie law directs.
JAMES inn, Clerk.
Aug 23,1850 61 Prt fr JU,50 100
Tobacco.
imvro r .1... r : . v l
j v. ,.,n uniiiu. UD.uiJf WHICH
-s every lover of pood Tobacco wants, just
received and fur sale by
July ia g. w. ROSS CO.
Philadelphia Advertisements
LINNrSfflTTH & CO,,
JVo. 21 Si Market street,
Philadelphia,
Wholesale Druggists
AND DEALI.KS IS
Drues, Medicines, Chemicals, Surgical and
Obstetrical Iitslrttmciils.Meiliriitc, Chests, 1
Medical Saddlthaas. Patent Medicines,
Paints, Oils Windtne Glass, Fur
nishes, VycstuJJ's; Perfumery, i-c.
Also, Manufacturers of llie celebrated
Congress Writing Ink and Ink Powder.
fllMIS Inl: is unsurpassed in qunliiy, hav
ihg never tailed lo commend itself
wherever it has been brought into use. We
nre now prepared to furnish it of all colors,
in bottles from a quart lu one ounce, neatly
packed in boxes Imru one lo tluec dozen
each.
L. S. & Co., have at nil times a complete
assortment of every article in their line, to
which they invite the attention of DRUG
GISTS and COUNTRY MCRCHANTS,
In llie selection and preparation of their
articles they spnre no pains to have them
of undoubted qualities, so that tbey feel
prepared to fill Ihe orders of those who
wish pure Drugs, in a manner which they
feel confident will prove satisfactory. Their
nre also careful as to the style of puttins
up and packing their Goods, in order to
insure their safe carriage 10 any point in
the country.
Orders by letter will nt nil limes receive
prompt and careful ntiention, nnd to any
Druagisi of respectability, our Price Cur
rent will he sent if requested.
July ai'iJ-JlOin 96 '
Edward K. Tryon,
JVo. 131YoWi Second street,
PHILADELPHIA,
Importer and Manufacturer of Double and
Single isarrcl hoi thins, Jlijhs and
Pistols.
2 HOT RAGS. Flasks, Game Bass, Su
3 perior Percussion Caps, Gun Powder,
Wads, Shot fiun and Rifle Barrels, and
Materials for Gun Maker's use. WHOLE-
SALE AND RATA1L.
FebJ5, 1850 ly 73
jyo. -m jyortu fourth Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
OFPtR for sale an extensive nnd entirely
inw stock of HA TS AND CAPS. o(
the latest sty les and most approved pntterns,
of their own manufacture, nnd particularly
adapted to the Southern and Western Trade,
viz :
.Moleskin, Russia, Cnsiimere,
Nutria, Hrnsh, Silk,
Beaver, Mexici.n. Cnlifornin.
Also, Men's nnd Hoy's Sportine. Penrl. Ash
land nnd Wool f late, in great variety, togeth'
with Caps of every description, which they
confidently recomnif nil 11s calculated to give
satisfaction, and which they will tell nt the
lowest market prices, and pny the most par-
tic ilnr attention to packing.
Q-Orders directed to No. 20 North Fourth
street Philadelphia, will receive immediate'
attention.
Philadelphia , Feb 8, 1850 ly 73
3. t. LiePIXCOTT,
nssint usambo,
EDMUND CI.AXTOJVf
CKOSGC REMSIN.
tlKMJ.
T. 1VII.I.I).
Lii-tpineolt, Grambott Co.,
(m.( 1 asors toGrigg, F.lliot St Co.)
PfJBMi I SMI BBS,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS
AND
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
No. 14 North Fourth street,
PHILADELPHIA,
EJUBMSHF.RS ol School. Theological,
Medical, Law, Classical nnd Miscella
neous IIUOKS, and fine editions nf Bibles nnd
Trayer Bonks, in every variety of Binding and
sim. Also, Dealers in Paper lilank Books and
Stationery.
Country Merchants, Public Libraries,' and
the 'I mile supplied on advantageous terms.
Feb. K 1850-ly 72
"i :"'. .!.. j. .1
To those who have been in the
Service of the United States
since the Revolution.
rMIE undersigned being familiar with all
- the Executive rules and regulations,
and the character nf proof necessary to en
able those who have been engaged in the
service of the United States since the War
of ihe Revolution, to have their claims for
Pensions. Bounty Land, Arrearages of
Pay and Extra Pay, &c. to one or all of
which many persons are entitled, properly
prepared lor adjudication before the De.
partments at Washington, respectfully in
vile the aittntion of such lo an interview
with litem, where they may learn some,
thing to their advantage. Those who have
been injured by sickness or otherwise while
in the service of the United States, are entia
'led to a Pension. Many claims are lost
for want ol proper steps al the outset, or by
being prepared by an inexperienced per
son. Our charges nre moderate. Uesidence
one mile and a hall above Calhoun, Me
Minn countv, Tenn.
JOHN HAMBRIGHT,
u. McDowell Mc.elrath.
A tie?. 2. i 850 tf 97
Land for Sale.
THE undersigned desirous of changing
his business, will sell, on Tuesday the '
first dsy of October next, and succeeding
days, et publia auction, unless previously
disposed of, the following properly, towit: -Ouo
Farm, containing 31?j acres, 5 mile
east of Allien; one other tract, containing
195 acres, 0 miles east of Athena and 7
miles southwest of Modisonville; and out
other tract, on which ihe undersigned now
reside, containing Dot acres, all under
good fence, and v,i:h comfortable houses.
Also, a good stock of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Hogs, Farming Utensils, 61c. Sic,
Term of aalo made known hereafter.
A.O. BICE.
May 24. 1S30 Id S8 j
Wool Carding.
rTIHE subscriber respectfully informs lb
public that he has just started two new
Wool Carding Machines, seven mi lei
South-east of Athens, on Chesiua Creek,
and will execiue any work in that line ia
the very best style, at ihe usual prices
Persons from a distance wilt have their
work attended lo promptly in every in '
stance, hot every ten pound of Wool
one pound of clean grease is required to be
furnished. If the Wool is properly cleaned
and well prepared, be will warrant the
work well done. JNO. J. DIXON.
Aug. 16, 1850 tD 90

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